Education

MOGO wildlife park is the perfect destination for youR school excursion:

We make school excursions FUN!

Our school excursions perfectly support your environmental education goals & 'Living Things' focus.

Our pre and post excursion activities make it EASY for teachers to provide a school excursion that backs school curriculum outcomes.

Providing a world class education experience for South Coast and regional students without having the expense and complexity of a city visit.

Our school excursions include ‘hands-on’ experiences which can enhance learning retention by up to 75%.

Nurture a love of learning about our natural world at Mogo Wildlife Park

Learning about living things, and developing a respect for a wildlife on our planet is an integral part of the development of every child.

A visit to Mogo Wildlife Park could ignite a child's desire to explore our natural world, learning about various types of animals around the world, and pique their interests in flora and fauna.

The widely varying habitats that we have created for our animals at Mogo will introduce students to the importance of critical habitats to the preservation of our species.

We believe that conservation begins with educating the next generation from a young age, and that is what a Mogo Wildlife Park Excursion can do for your preschool, school, or community group.

Mogo Wildlife Park has been the go to location for junior, primary and high school students for fun school excursions over 30 years. in 2023 we worked hard to design and launch 'Educational Adventures' program, designed in consultation with school teachers inline with NSW Department of Education learning scaffolds.

The new program makes it easy for teachers, and engaging for students to learn about topics set our for Early stage 1 and Stage 1 students. Our new program doesn't just provide guidance and lesson ideas to make your Mogo Wildlife Park adventure a learning experience for science based subjects, you can maximise learning with our lesson suggestions for English, Science, Mathematics, Literacy, Ceative Arts, Geography, History, and HSIE

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NEW Mogo Wildlife EDUCATION ADVENTURES

perfect for early stage 1 / stage 1 students

Entry to Mogo Wildlife Park

Personal Reptile Encounter with Souvenir 6" x 4" Photo

Self-Guided Exploration & Interactive Walk Through Enclosures

Animal Adventure Stamping Activity

Informative Keeper Talks

Access to Education Adventures Activity Workbook

Free Return Child Ticket to Mogo Wildlife Park

SELF-GUIDED EXCURSIONS

Suitable for all age groups:

Entry to Mogo Wildlife Park

Self-Guided Exploration & Interactive Walk Through Enclosures

Informative Keeper Talks

Giraffe Feeding Experience*

Animal Adventure Stamping Activity

Access to Education Adventures Activity Workbook

*Additional Charges Apply

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT ARE YOUR EDUCATION EXCURSION PRICES FOR SCHOOL GROUPS?

Our NEW Education Adventures program is $20 per student and Self- guided program is $15 per student. Check out the program information above.

CAN STUDENTS HOLD, PAT OR CUDDLE AN ANIMAL AS PART OF THEIR EDUCATION ADVENTURE AT MOGO WILDLIFE PARK?

Keepers will provide hands on experiences to enhance all students' learning. This will often be in the form of holding a shingleback lizard, but may include other animals at the keepers discretion . Students may also pat and feed camels, deer, ostrich and kangaroos. Food may be pre-purchased to save time on the day.

HOW MANY TEACHERS OR OTHER ADULTS NEED TO ACCOMPANY STUDENTS ON MOGO WILDLIFE PARK SCHOOL EXCURSIONS?

FOC:1:10 Students.

DO WE NEED TO BOOK OUR SCHOOL EXCURSIONS IN ADVANCE?

Yes. Please download the Teacher’s Pack with booking form and ensure your booking is confirmed prior to your excursion. We schedule additional keepers to ensure your students maximise their learning experience.

DO YOU HAVE AN EXCURSION RISK ASSESSMENT?

Please contact our friendly team at education@austwp.com.au

volunteer with us

Mogo Wildlife Park provides volunteer opportunities for those wanting industry-level experience working with animals.


TAFE STUDENTS AND TERTIARY STUDENTS

This program provides entry into the Exhibited Animal industry, rotating volunteers through different Animal Care departments. We will give priority to students currently studying Exhibited Animals or Animal Studies at TAFE or a Registered Training Organisation as a tertiary student, or university students studying zoological studies.


A successful applicant is someone who possesses the following:

· Passion for animals, driven and energetic.

· Interest in working in the Exhibited Animal Industry.

· Availability and commitment to volunteering at least one day per week 

(7:00 am-3:00 pm), including public holidays and NSW school holidays.


We are seeking candidates with the ability to:

– Follow directions and have good communication

– Work unsupervised and in a team environment

– Perform physical tasks, including extended periods of raking and lifting

– Work in all weather conditions


HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Please note that Mogo Wildlife Park does not offer work experience to High School students. Our team will communicate any future changes to our programme here.


If you’d like to help us keep up the good work by chipping in some hard-earned dollars or arranging a bequest to carry on your legacy, please make a donation.

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